As section 9 demonstrates, WCW were desperate to hire The Ultimate Warrior in the 1990s, but consistently failed to do so. This did not stop them from pretending they had, however... In one of the most flat-out ridiculous angles in wrestling history, Hulk Hogan announced that he had an Ultimate Surprise and teased the WCW fanbase with an image of a muscle-bound dude with long hair and tassels around his biceps. Fans were, quite appropriately, expecting to see The Ultimate Warrior appear in WCW and were, even more appropriately, somewhat surprised when The Renegade, AKA former male stripper Rick Wilson, ran down the entrance ramp to music very similar to Warriors. Still, WCW kept up the unspoken charade that The Renegade and The Ultimate Warrior were, in fact, one and the same. ...Until the REAL Warrior made a point of stating, reasonably enough, that the person aping his gimmick every week on TV was an impostor and not the actual Ultimate Warrior. ...And then I went and spoiled it all by saying something stupid like infringement. Consequently, Renegade plummeted down the card, being buried by all and sundry before losing his final match to Wrath, one of the Mortal Kombat rip-offs mentioned in the intro...